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bakedbeanbabygurl amnesia confirmed. don't know why the fam never spilled anything. okay so somehow the house was on fire? sus. and that caused memory loss? i don't get it. well now it makes sense why Ruth's dad was being weird earlier. he blames Ji for the accident. baited him lol. lmao Tyler about to drop all the secrets. "I just want to go with you" SCREAMING CRYING THROWING UP. dad is a hater for real. OH HOLY FUCK. oh damn. I was not expecting Ji to initiate that. holy fuck. I'm also weak in the knees lmao.
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School Trip: Joined a Group I’m Not Close To Season 2 Episode 4
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HIGENEKO Episode 4 introduces a potential complication in Watarai and Hioki's relationship: Watarai's ex-girlfriend wants to get back together with him.Watarai has already told her that he is seeing someone else, but she insists on meeting his new partner.Meanwhile, Hioki still finds himself wondering why someone as handsome, popular, and kind as Watarai would choose him. He may not understand the reason, but he knows one thing for certain: he loves Watarai.The two meet at Watarai's house to discuss what to do about his ex-girlfriend. However, being alone together in Watarai's bedroom soon becomes much more exciting than their original purpose!Just when things are about to get intimate, Watarai's younger brother walks in and interrupts them.The scenes that follow are absolutely adorable. Hioki gets along wonderfully with Watarai's little brother, and watching Watarai gaze affectionately at Hioki playing with him is simply heartwarming.So much cuteness in one episode!But what interested me most was the contrast between Watarai's former relationship and his feelings for Hioki.Watarai seems to have felt that his ex-girlfriend was more interested in being the girlfriend of a handsome, popular boy than in Watarai himself.Hioki is the complete opposite.He doesn't seem particularly concerned about Watarai's popularity or status. In fact, he cannot understand why someone like Watarai would fall in love with him.He simply loves Watarai for who he is.Perhaps that is exactly what makes Hioki so special to Watarai.I also love the warm atmosphere surrounding Watarai. His younger brother and his three close friends are all such lovely people.This drama continues to be a wonderfully sweet and comforting love story, even when a little trouble comes their way.
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_stars Lili is instilling good habits in Shi Ze, like greeting staff at EAW. I just noticed that Shi Ze always helps Lili with her harness.Fu Zheng Chu is the best nephew for helping his uncle find him an aunt🤣🤣.
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I hate these kinds of parents, clearly their high level of education did not help them with people skills. Why are they pestering a grown adult, these parent definitely forced Shi Ze to skip grades and ruined his childhood. Lu Yu Xiao is way too pretty. That kiss seemed way too fake. But I'm really happy for Linlin, she confessed and made Fu Zheng Chu's heart flutter.❤️
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Khom Khlang (Uncut Ver.) Episode 10
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Her in Focus Khom Khlang dared to bring supernatural mythology, Thai spirituality and sapphic romance together, delivering a refreshingly different GL series. Puinoon and Bint's undeniable chemistry, bold portrayals of intimacy and Star Hunter's impressive marketing deserve applause. But did the storytelling live up to its ambition? We explore what worked, what missed and why these two actresses deserve another chapter.Read our full review at Her in Focus: https://bit.ly/485GH0M
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BurntBaguettes They are doing so much more than playing tennis. They are lowkey breaking a generational curse. Also, we should have done track and field instead of tennis. You see how my boy hopped over that fucking thing like it was nothing? Look at those long-ass fucking legs. Him and Peng both have really long legs. We should have done track. What the hell? This is an interesting episode—interesting take on, "Hey, just because we hate each other, do our kids also feel the same way?" No, because he would rather lose his house to make sure his head didn't hit the floor. Come on now, we're in love, your honor. I will lowkey try to finish this show either today or tomorrow. Episodes are like 40 minutes. It shouldn't take me that long. Okay bye!
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Not much better than the last episode. Lots of time filler. The show also completely white washes the ML's jerk behavior.
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Generational hatred that is slowly started to run dry. Okay so they used to be friends and then the whole thing with tennis happened and now we are here. Oh my god these bitches love to just argue if the wind blows the wrong way come on now, we are pssing me off silly. Okay let me keep going bc im doing my hair. okay bye!
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estar will start with something i am sure, only i hold this POV about; i don't get WHY we needed that scene with Thi & Juno (i get the actors r a pretty popular pair) but i so didn't care/wasn't interested & felt like it was a waste of screen time - as Juno could've just given his little speech & everyone would've gotten the full picture. ************************************************************having said this, wish that was the only negative in this ep - alas Wan was kinda insufferable from start to finish. i get not wanting to turn into Nine - but turning into a freaking martyr isn't the way to go either. saying he was the reason Nine did/acted the way he did - like sorry who died & made him queen??? the world doesn't revolved around his ass & Nine was Nine way before Wan even knew he existed, let alone became his fan. he had NO right to decide for the group, let alone other nameless victims Nine had created with his selfishness & greed not to share the spot light. so i really wanted/needed someone to slap Wan awake of the delusion, that he was the star & everyone revolved around his yes or no. *******************************pity Juno lost his bite (but i get why, as he didn't have the evidence to back his accusations & needed Third's corporation) & as Third felt guilty towards Wan - no one gave Wan the reality check he needed. *****************************************************on that note i didn't get why he stuck around after stopping Nine from jumping, like the sec Susan came he couldn't quietly exited stage left. what was the point of standing there holding a candle for Nine & Sunny??? was that so we would see Susan apologize - which was such b.s. given her attitude - she knew exactly what & who Nine was & was ready to back him blindly, as if he really was her child/son & i know this fact given how she treated Wan (when he walked into the dressing room) knowing full well that Nine was in the wrong & Wan wasn't a threat. so her thanking Wan was more like lip service, something she said cause she had to & he was stuck to the ground, not leaving. ************************************************************************personally i didn't get Wan crap behavior at the end where he tried to what shame Third cause Nine lost it? so what were they supposed to do let him go & forgive him regardless of who he hurt in the past or who he will hurt in the future???? he felt guilt so he needed to punch Third in the balls too?? & given the preview i guess that get's solved in a flash cause everything was very loved dovey, optimistic in preview for the next ep. but it is the finale so i guess we need to shift gears regardless of the sh*t storm Wan was awakening at the end - oh well - one more ep to go. until this ep i really loved this & even here i think Nine shined. but trying to make Wan this goody goody moron was a bit over the top IMO
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What's Wrong with Secretary Kim Episode 1
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sioffra This episode has a weird comical atmosphere to it that I enjoy a lot. I hope the humour is going to be similar in the later episodes, since I much prefer this to the second-hand embarrassment type. I feel like the characters so far are all very cliché, and the story has not given me anything to look forward to specifically, exactly what I thought would happen did. It was still a fun watch tho, mostly thanks to the bouncy pacing, funny editing, and good humour. So far nothing ground-breaking, but still very engaging.
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seems to mark an important step in the emotional development of the two leads. The romance is becoming more layered, and the story is beginning to explore what it really means to protect someone—not just physically, but emotionally.I'm particularly interested in seeing how long Tae-bong can protect Hae-ra's version of reality before the truth becomes impossible to hide
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Episode 5 seems to mark an important step in the emotional development of the two leads. The romance is becoming more layered, and the story is beginning to explore what it really means to protect someone—not just physically, but emotionally.I'm particularly interested in seeing how long Tae-bong can protect Hae-ra's version of reality before the truth becomes impossible to hide
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Episode 6 seems to mark an important step in the emotional development of the two leads. The romance is becoming more layered, and the story is beginning to explore what it really means to protect someone—not just physically, but emotionally.I'm particularly interested in seeing how long Tae-bong can protect Hae-ra's version of reality before the truth becomes impossible to hide
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So, the ML comes back from his trip and learns fairly quickly that his father pulled off a stupid scheme that included convincing Ye Shilan to pretend to everyone _else_ (Not to ML) that they had broken up and was off at the village. She of course reassures him immediately that it's all fake and that she would never want to break up with him. In fact she had been stressing about it the whole time he was gone. But she can't wait to be back with him and he knows she loves him. So what does he do? He proceeds to play stupid mind games again, forcing her to try to 'win him back' ---- FOR A WHOLE FREAKING MONTH?????He KNOWS that it was his father who forced her to not tell him she was going to pretend to break up (which ALSO was a stupid, stupid plan) and yet he takes it out on her? Laughing to himself for a whole month while she is made to feel bad FOR NO REASON? WTF?What is wrong with this show's writer(s)? It was bad enough that they had the ML playing stupid mind games throughout most of episodes 12-16. Now he is doing it again. And it is the FL who is put into emotional distress both times for NO GOOD REASON!!! I haven't watched the final episode yet, but are they just going to whitewash this jerk behavior again? Aside from just the sheer stupidity of having the male lead character act so petty, selfish and cruel, this episode kinda sucked because it mostly just dragged out screen minutes. The whole thing felt like a filler episode. A poorly written one.
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Ivylina Jolie LOVE BOUND – Episode 1: Love Written in Betrayal & Old Wounds Gone is the light‑hearted historical rom‑com warmth we knew from OrmFolk's 'My Lady’s Bodyguard' — this new series' dramatic opening ten minutes immediately sets a heavier, sharper tone, marking 'Love Bound' as something far more raw. There is almost cruelly perfect timing to the core blow: Discovering your wife has been unfaithful on the very day she dies. Learning her affair bloomed with your best friend, sparked because she felt unseen by your self‑centered nature and unfulfilled in your intimacy, and uncovering the truth through a private sex video on her phone — that layered sting of grief, betrayal, and humiliation lands so heavily. Three marriages, three partners tangled in infidelity; the pain does not stop for one heart that's repeatedly broken and crushed. We meet the three wealthy sisters named Wine, Whiskey, and Vodka — three intoxicating‑sounding arcs waiting to unfold. The series lays out three very different definitions of love right out the gate: A once‑bright romance scarred by old trauma, a selfless love built to mend a shattered heart, and a love trapped like a shackle that finally yields to genuine affection. Every thread of grief, betrayal and unhealed hurt has been pulled taut in Episode 1. I am already bracing myself to see how each of these three sisters navigates their own tangled love story come Episode 2.
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